It's a God send that someone has championed the cause. This show has not even traded with the tapers as frequently as most, and there's no good reason. It's a great two hour show, solid performance and very good quality! There are a few after song drop outs that are consistent with the original recording, but one good thing to note is that a lot of the in between song noise (that this Label sometimes pays no attention to) is not to be found! Maybe they are giving a little more attention to the details of the music that (duh) should have been the main emphasis all along. Other highlights include Dylan introducing Jenny Stair on To Ramona. I don't know the full story, but it sounds as if she came out to interpret that song in Sign, but maybe played guitar as well? Go figure. Disc two kicks off with four songs featuring Carlos Santana. He flavors the songs with those tasty Santana spices. The Pièce de résistance, however, is the final song. Dylan performs It Ain’t Me Babe solo to a fan base that had long been deprived of the classic songs. It's tantamount to throwing a steak to a starving mother wolf. You can hear the howls in the bones of her face. © 2008  CD Pinkerton bobsboots.com